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IadOga.

Miss Kate Miller and her brother Ben, of Greencas
tie, visited Ladoga friends last week - Miss Clara
Miller teacher in the public school, will attend school
at Greencastle this summer The second winter
Term of the Ladoga normal closed last Thursday The
CLOSING exercises Wednesday and Thursday
sngs very interesting and well attended
The spring term begins on next Tuesday Last
Thursday night ten members of Ladoga Lodge, No
"a, K of p, visited the lodge at Charlottesville
They conferred the amplifed third rank one
esquire, and the Charlottesville lodge also conferred
che candidate. The visiting brothers
found the Charlottesville lodge in very prosperous
condition. They entertained in most courteous
manner and came home sounding the praises of the
Charlottesville brethren.
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Morristown.

Mr.. and Mrs Will Six. Of Westfeld. Ind, were Wis
fling Mrs. SKIS father Dr. Wolfe, the past week
Burt last week. Miss Ella Myers is visiting her
Blister, Mrs Turkenkoph, at Connersville Mr.. and
Mrs Frank johnson gave reception ct their home
on Thursday night. The following persons pres
emit Charley Rock and wife, of Knightston; G. B.
Gordon Fountaintown, and the Misses Belle Linville
M1ola johnson nn;, Mamie hull Cora WTenios Maud
G. Like II. H. Miller s. L. Taylor. H. NJ. Rogers Dr.
II. II. Whetzel, j. L. johnson and 9. p Like Morris
town. Refreshments served and general good
eirne was enjoyed by all. Miss Louie Tyner of In
aianapolis Is visiting relatives in this vicinity "A
surprise social rendered Miss Annie Hit by her
Friends the residence of w. A. Bodine, Tuesday
evening.
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MunCie.

Mrs. J. n Hall is at New Castle visiting relatives
- Miss Clara Brady and Miss Mary Pomeroy are
visited Indianapolis Thursday VIM. Harris, of
Union City, in town Friday. Mrs. Frank
r.-.Mrs. Thad A. Nicely and Miss Jennie Nicely re-
turned, Wednesday, from visit to Florida.
Miss Nellie Gray, Of Daleville visited friends in
Thuncie Wednesday. Miss Gertie Maddy was at
Hartford City with friends part of last week Mrs
j. A. Heinsohn and Miss Sarah Heinsohn were in In
hianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Morris and Miss
Ida Beeth went to Dayton, O., Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bender the guests of
friends at Middletown last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Howe and Mrs. w. L. Little were
mt Oenterville last Tuesday Mrs. NJ w. Pershing
end daughter, of Upton, the guests of J. R.
Pershng during the past week Miss Emma Knight.
of Anderson the guest of friends here last week
Miss Flora McKillip will leave Muncie in few
days for Springfield, o., where she will spend the
summer. Mrs j. r. Wildman returned from her
indianapolis visit on Saturday.
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Knknnn.

Miss Augusta Neck is visiting her parents, Rev H.
j. Neck and wife, at Noblesville. - Mrs w. j.
Carroll and Mrs f. r. Wilson spent portion OF the
week among friends at Frankfort = Mrs y. H. How
ard of Xenia Ind spent several days here this week
the guest of Rev. C. H. Brown and family Mrs. j.
G. Leach is visiting. friends at Haserstown 60
u. H. Hazelrig and wife, of Richmond spent the fore
part of the week in the city, the guests of Mayor
Moulder and wife. Rev VIM. Hyle is visiting his
parents at Redwood, n Y Rev. Preston Taylor of
Nashville Tenn has been the guest of Rev. f. L.
Frazier and wife this week .R. L. Lingo, who has
been spending the winter among old friends in Della
ware has returned home.
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PendietOn.

Mrs. Belle Wilson, of Upton, Ind. is visiting her
brother, George Graul. Mrs. Matte Lens enter
tanned Spring Valley friends on last Thursday. Miss
Della Irish Of Anderson visited her friend Miss Lyle
dublin last week. Miss Fannie George will visit
friends in Kansas her school closes. Mrs
Taylor Whitmore has purchased the Cole residence.
w. H Lewis and wife entertained a large number of
relatives and friends on Thursday. Mrs. w. e. Wy
pant and daughter visiting the family of Frank
Walker at Anderson. Miss Lulu HUFF. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Oldridge, at
BrghtwoQd returned home on Wednesday
Apples Stats and family have moved to Indianapolis
1.-THE entertainment given by the q. O. II lodge at
the U. " Church last night a success and did
credit to those who took part The proceeds amount
to $40.--.S B. Atkins and wife are visiting their
daughter Matte at Sandusky, o. Several members
of the I. o. o. f. visited Fortville lodge Thursday
evening Rev. John S. McCarty, owing to poor
health, will not take work this year: Miss Fannie
wills has sold her property to B. b. Tllson and will
move to Pendleton and occupy the Rogers residence
....E Elijah Mouden and wife leave the 10th of next
month for Iowa.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Champaign.

The wife of Professor Butler is visiting in Chicago
-. Mrs. +. Hull of Huron. D. t., is the guest of
Mrs. d. II. Gardner Misses Myrtle and Libbie
Miss Anna Corgan is home from Anna H. ii. R.
Taylor and family will soon depart for Omaha
A. G. Burnham and family have returned from
Adrian. Mich. Miss Kate Dodson has returned
from Water Valley. Miss. Mrs Frank B. Maltby
Of Cedarvale, Kan, is guest of Champaign friends
Gardner . Mrs. II. J. Dunlap has gone to Jackson
Vile Fla
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CharleRtOD.

Mrs. George N. Gage has departed for California to
Join her husband Misses Resse Johns and Josie
Goodman visited Loxa friends Sunday. Mrs. @.
E. Wilson, of Nation, guest of Charleston
friends the past week The Chautauqua Circle met
with Mrs. Calvert Thursday afternoon Miss Dick
Tinkle, of Douglas county, is guest of Mrs. NJ.
Short Miss Ida Parcels has returned from visit
at Springfield, Ill. James McCrory and wife.
Loxa celebrated their forty wedding anniyersa
~ Sunday last Mrs j. 8. Goodyear attended Mrs.
w. r. Coppages lunch patty in Mattoon.
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DIED.,

LAMOTTE-On March 25, at o'clock, Joe c.
LaMotte of Chas. F. and Lizzie LaN1otte, aged
II years and 10 months. Funeral to- morrow (Sun.
day.. March 81 at o'clock, from residence, No PIT
Virginia avenue.
KENYON-At Westfeld, Ind John H. Kenyon, in
his sixty first year.
Funeral services at Westfeld this Sunday 8 a. M;
burial Crown Hill Cemetery / p. m. Relatives and
friends of the family invited to attend
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UrOaDa.

Mrs. NJ. B. Thompson and daughter Kate visit
formerly of Nashville is attorney-atlaw in
Champaign Mrs. Charm and have returned to
Charlottesville Ind Mrs P Tobias and son Pres.
lily Mrs. E. P. Beerbower has returned from Cairo,
ILL., Mrs. Brella of Monticello, ILL.,, visited her
Heislar has departed for her home at Blunt, Oak
Mrs. B. F. Stevenson of Oakland, is visiting in this
eli
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Murderer Arrested.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANvILLE, ILL.,, March 26.-Charles Jordan the
colored coal miner. who murdered Harrison
Banks, at Grape Creek. six weeks ago, and then
fed the country, was arrested at Lucas, Ia, yes
terday. Sheriff Gundy started after the muir
derer tonight
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st. Joseph.

Mrs. Stevenson, who visiting her sons here, has
returned to Urbana Mrs. l. T. Lease who has been
Mrs Louisa Lickder. of Chester, Neb.. is guest of
friends in this vicinity Mrs Nettie Patterson is inn
proving in health. Misses Nan and Float Kinter of
Paxton, Ill., guests of Mrs. T. L. Patton, north of
ST. Joe,
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Mr.. Bruce Powell and family have moved to Fort
Smith, Ark Miss Belle Scott of Indianapolis and
Mrs Williamson, of Terre Haute. visited Mrs. 8. Ma
honey last week. Miss Minnie Dunbar visited rela
tives in Oakland last week. Miss IDA Merkle of
Frankfort Ind, is visiting her uncle, John Merkle in
this CITY.
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Rockville,

George T. Dinwiddie and wife of Frankfort visited
"a. Dinwiddie and family and returned home Tues
day evening Miss Laura Brothers, of Crawfords.
vile a guest of John r. Musser's mansion on
Tuesday On next Friday evening will the
fecond dancing reception at the opera house Miss
Mary Moore, who has visited several months in Rock
Vile with relatives and friends left for Waveland
Tuesday evening. From thence she will go to Fort
Wayne and to Deadwood, d. IT,. her home.
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NObl0sVille.

Mrs. R. H. CREDIBLE and Mrs ]. Stephenson were at
indianapolis Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Jenk-
Fms and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hare were to see Nodes
ka on Wednesday evening. Mrs F. B. Pfaff spent
Tuesday with friends in Indianapolis. Mr.. Frank
Small. Miss Bessie Pierce and Miss Emma Jenkins
were in Indianapolis to Modjeska. Tuesday even
tng Geo s. Christian will leave on Monday for Da:
Aota, be gone several months Miss Gaskins and
Miss Bills, Of Fortville, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Will Christian Miss Kate McGrath is visiting
her brother DR.. McGrath.
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
Monon Route.)
Evansville & Terre Haute.

(Via Vandaia Line)
LveIndpls .7:3Oam p*l2OOm 4:0opm s*lo45pm
Ar Indpls. .3;5Oam t1O:OOam 3s35pm 4:15pm
n (via l. & st. L. Ry.)
I,veIndpls *1O5Opm t53Opm s11:55am 7:10am
Ar Indpls.- 345am t10:O0sm 3:35pm 625pm
"Daily fdaily except Sunday, parior car, sleep
ing car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parior.
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest n America
between indianapolis and Eyansvilles Caes opet
for passengers at $50 p. Train does not leav(
until 1O45 m.
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Rushvillo.

Mrs. Josie George, of Kokomo, is the guest of
friends here Rev. j. HI. Wilson, of South Bend
will deliver lecture in Meodeon Hall on Friday
might. Subject. Over the Line; or. Ten Months in
Anderson vile Prison" Frank Pttman of Huron
ID. r.. was married to Miss Emma Morgan of our
ty at the residence of the brides parents on Noble
,treet last Wednesday night.
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Danville.

Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Holmes gave an elegant recep.
tica. of Thursday evening. Misses Annie Webber,
Kate Parks and Jennie Vandeveer of Urbana,
visiting in the city Mrs. George II. McNell of
Perrysve. is visiting at the residence of NJ. NJ. Nc
Neill. Prof j. W. Layne, superintendent of the
the city Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes gave a party on
Wednesday evening in honor of Al Giddngs and
bride Ella Dill of Danville Ind Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Spence. of Covington Ind. spent yesterday in
the city. Mr. and Mrs Charles U. Grace. of Ind
anos, have removed to this city. Miss White left
Friday to visit friends in New York city. her
former home Mrs. J. w. Hamilton visited the past
week in Decatur III
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Marshall.

Miss Allie Parker of Westfeld, has returned from
a two weeks sojourn with the family Of William
been spending few days in Marshall the guest of
Miss frankie Martin - Charles Bass and wife of
Sullivan, Ind. have been spending few days with
the family of Patrick Smith Mrs. J. Deighton and
daughter Ada over from Terre Haute the first of
the week to visit relatives Mrs. Jacob Holler has
been spending a few days in Cory Ind, with her
daughter. Mrs. Chris Deaner- Mrs. J. E. Gorham
is home from Burlington. Ia Mrs. Gideon Drake
has been spending the past week in Terre Haute with
the family of her daughter Mrs Alta Knott Price
Griffith and wife have gone to Decatur to live Miss
Lola Stephenson returned home Friday from Col
linsvine, where she had been spending several
weeks with the family. of n. s: McKeen.
Mrs. Susie Whitlock and Miss Nellie
Young. of Chicago, who have been spending the past
month with their many relatives and friends here
went to Brazil Ind, Thursday. ia company with Mrs
Lyman Booth of this city to visit for few days
fore returning home. Miss Emma Kilborn visited
friends in Westfed last week Mart Slower and
wife, of Terre Haute. visiting Marshall relatives
49, Miss Fannie Robinson returned home the first of
the week from extended visit with friends in Terre
Haute. Mrs. Belle Fisher returned Monday from
several months sojourn in Albuquerque, N. NJ. with
relatives.
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Miss Susie Hess. of Terre Haute is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Will Hill. Dr. Edmond Ferris and
family have returned from Los Angeles and San
Diego Call where they have been spending the
visi. with Miss Kittie Morris in Indianapolis -
Miss Esse Williams entertained the A. O. K
Club at her mothers residence East Court street
last Tuesday evening. - Mrs. Ida Lilly, of Columbus
o.. is visiting her mother Mrs. j. O. COLON. Miss
Lille Harvey of Chicago. is visiting her parents.
Miss Name Sutherland and Mrs. u. o. Coson go to
Chicago this week to pursue their art studies Mrs.
"A. B. Powell Is visiting relatives in indianapolis.
Will g. Hill and family leave, next Tuesday for San
Danville Ind. where she has been attending school
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WANTED.
REWARD.

REWARD,
DO OOO REWARD-FOR ANYONE VINO
% OOO can equal Lady de Florence, the
cairvoyant. who has travelled around the world like
General Grants the seventh daughter of the seventh
son; just arrived from Australia; tells of lovers and
names whom you will marry, brings the separated to-
gether causes speedy marriages. stolen prop
erty cures Drunkenness etc.. and gives lottery mum.
bers that are sure to win. All letters answered
promptly when So and stamps are inclosed Con-
sultation ST. and So. 2O5 East Ohio street.
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MattOOD.

Mrs c. E. Wilson visited her parents In Charleston
the past week Rev. o. S. Thompson is home from
Duluth Miss Mary Mun, of Fort Madison, Ia
is visiting Mrs. Barbara South. E. NJ. Clark and
wife have returned home from visit at Chattanooga
I'D. G. Wycoff and wife have returned from Ohio
and will soon leave for their home in Dakota. Mrs
Ed Huffman and daughter Mabel are visiting at Bra
I'll. Ind Miss Nan and Float Kinter,
of Paxton, H.. departed for st. Joseph,
III, to visit before returning home.-
Miss Kate Ofenhouser. of Shelbyville. III, is TIL
guest of Miss Ida Bugle- Mrs. Theo Heermans, of
Chicago guest of Mattoon friends this week
Mrs. Ollie and May McStrckland are visiting at
Springfield, OWN. NJ. Thornberry and mother
and sister Eva visiting at Columbus, o.. The
Misses Spttle of Gallon o., guests of friends in
this city Sunday Miss Lille Futcher is visiting at
Keokuk. Ia Miss Matte Zimmerman of Sullivan
Ill, is a guest Of the Misses Busch.
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Jenersonvjlle, Madison & Indianapoli.
cincinn ati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicag

CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cin natl Fast Line daily, 8. and c. $40 am
ST. Louis Express, daily 41O am
Cincinnati Accommodation .--....1133 am
Cincinnati Mail, D. o.. 355 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex., daily. 655 pm
indianapolis Accommodation. ----- 1O:45 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mail, p. Q. dy. 11:45 am
Lafayette Accommodation. 445 pm
st. Louis Express, daily .1O:45 pm
Chicago Fast Line, daily, 8. andc c.11:1O pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex...- ITO am
indianapolis and Logansport Ex.-. 71O am
Chicago Mail, D. o-..,............1205 pin
Lafayette Accommodation. 300 pm
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. BOO pm
Chicago, Peoria and N Ex., daily
8. and r. c. LOU pm
Arrive-Cincnnati Fast Line dy., G. and s. 800 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. ..-.1I:15 am
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. His ans
Cincinnati Mail D. c......... 1886 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Elk. ....... GAO pm
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OH EA L EOl il among the Wants. For
Sales cts, Of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR-
NAL ct only FIVE CENTS PER LINE each inser-
ton. If you have any farms or property to DISPOSE
Of this win afford you very easy and cheap sgeneg-
Tyit
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL THE SEIBLE
IL Gas Enriching Attachment Can make from So
to $l0 day, Call at So East Narke. 81, (bascment)
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

4 TTENTION K. OF L. OF COMMERCIAL AS.
n sembly, 6032-A special redletter meeting is
called for Wednesday evening next, March 80 All
members requested to be present By order of
ABE B. LOCHENBERG NJ w.
w. 3. kLEINSMlTH. Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
EOR RENT-A NUMBER OF EXCELLENT OF.
Il fee rooms in Martndale's Block HENRY COE
s co.
EOR RENT-A PLEASANT, CENTRAL AND
IL handsomely furnished residence of ten rooms
and bath for six months. @. F. SAYLES rs East
Market street.
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d EAL ESTATE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LII street business property. On Monday. March
%, at 2 O'Clock p. the premises will sell at
public auction the three-story brick business house
known as 185 and 1877 East Washington street con-
second and third stories; cellar under the entire
house; lot 33Ax195. extending back to Pearl street.
This property is located in square No g. being be-
tween Alabama spd New Jersey streets; no ncun-
orance and title tSrfect. Terms One-fourth cash;
balance in two and three years, at 6er cent The
property is now under rent at 81, 092 per annum.
w. E. MICK s. co. L. n. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 AUCTION-C. B. DOLLHOUSE OF TWO
n rooms WELL Lot 4Gx14O, being lot No s in
ss a north addition 1T to the city being No R
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the premises. CENTRAL.
LAND, LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.
By j. G. FULLENwIDER Salesman, IA North Penn
sylvania street.
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d EAL ESTATE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
III street business property-On Tuesday, March
%, at o'clock p. m. the premises will sell a
good two-story brick business house, known as No.
3l9 East Washington street; cellar under the entire
house, lot Is feet front extending back to the rail
road tracks. Title perfect and no ncumbrance.
Terms, one-hfth cash, balance, one, two three and
four years. w. E. MICK & co.
L. N. PERRY Auctoneer.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indiana polls.

Cincinnati, Hamilton Indianapolis
Depart-Cin. D'ton and Tol d'y c. and s. 400 am
Cincin., Dayton Toledo and n Y 1865 am
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and New
York o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 pm
Connersvilla Accommodation. $50 pm
Arrive-Connersvie Accommodation. $500. S:35 am
Gin. Peoria and St Louis. p. o.. 11:45 am
Cincinnati Accommodation $1,000. ass pm
Gin Peoria and st. l. dye. c. and $ 1O:45 pm
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ID EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-ON WEDNES-
IL day, March 80 at o'clock p. M, on the prem
Uses will sell beautiful cottage frame house;
four rooms, cellar cstern, well, woodhouse; also
small house on the rear of lot. Lot 33x12O, known
No. l54 Agnes street. Terms very easy. like pay
ing rent. Title perfect. W. E. MICK g. co.
L. n PERRY Auctioneer
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4 T .AUCTION-C B. 12O-THREE LOTS, BE-
n ing Nos. % 25 and II, all in Mary G. Masters
third addition to the city, in Drake & Mayhew's Sec
ond addition, located Darnell street Will sell at
auction April 2, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. CENTRAL
LAND, LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.
By q. FULLENwIDER, Salesman, IA North Penn
sylvania street.
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At AUCTION-C. B. NO. 1I9-WE WILL SELL.
IA at auction to the highest bidder a sixroom
frame house, nearly new; two CRATES and mantles.
feet. back alley Nice rstclass property located
at $40 North New Jersey street. city. Sale will take
place the premises, April Z 1887 at 8 O clock p.
NJ. CENTRAL LAND, LOAN AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY. By J. c. FuLLENwIDER Salesman, Ia
North Pennsylvania streef
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Indiana, bloomington western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
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Express 1900 m
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. r. G., S. 4:15 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
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Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express,
daily. I. O. and g.. $50 ara
Express .1O4O am
Express and Mail s. and r. c...... 1886 pm
Day Express, daily. r. c. and s-.... $3.50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION
Depart-Eastcrn Express, Mail, daily s., re. 41O am
Atlantic Express 8. and r. G. 1900. 1855 vm
Night Express. daily 8. and r. Co. 300 pm
Arrve-Pacifc Express. daily s. and r. c.. 72O ava
Western Elk and Mail 6. and r. G. $3.50 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press, daily, =. and r. c..---..... 1O:3Opm
Indiana polls, Peru & Chicago.
Depart-Michiean City and Toledo MAIL 7:15 am
Detroit. Toledo and Michigan City
Express. daily. 2:15 pm
Detroit and Toledo Elk, daily
cept Sunday, s-.----.-----.-.... ZOO pm
Arrive-fDetroit and Toledo Ex., daily. 1920
Michigan City Mail and Express. $50 pm
Detroit, Toledo 6 Mich City Mail. Gas pm
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ANNOUNC EMENTs.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-03

MhoIcsnIc rnl.onim.

new ORLEANS, Nov. IA special
from Delhi, La, gives the following
particulars of horrible wholesale
poisoning Oh Friday evening, October
IS Geo. Q. King, who resides five
miles southwest OF Lamar in Franklin
parish cave dance and supper at
ms residence. After the supper was
nearly over all the guests were taken
violently sick. a doctor was sent
for who said that sickness was caused
py poi. )n and was unable to render
much relief. Louis King, Jr, Ben
King Walter Bel. Lee Ford, John
u 'Brien, Jr., and Miss Minnie Brown,
al white, have since died. The wife
of Waiter Ben and his six children,
lso Ford and six chliren, Mrs
Louis King and two children, France
Walker and child, one OF the Cal
houu boys, Bruce Spicrs aud lliii-
ward Butler. wife and children, are
all seriously sick, but now out of
Danger. 80 motive can be ascertained
for In, dustatdly deed The cook Us
not supposed to be guilty ~ she l.
lsngcrou,Iy sick, and her husband
and one or two OF her chi d.cn are
lead. The doctor and Others are
.nTestigatiug matter- TO ascertain the
l2 2ture of the poison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-03

SALT LAKE, Nov. >. -'Ine Mormon
jurors have ali takeu the jurors oath
in the third district court. As;oui-h
ment WAS everywhere expressed at
their refusal to take it, after taking
voters oath, and after unanimous
Mormon ratification, making polyga-
my misdymeanor, at the came time
all refused to take an anti poly gamy
oath was true Mormon feeling on the
question.